Middle East Food Forum

"Plant-based chicken isn’t new. Competition has been heating up with a number of exciting new launches from big players: Impossible Foods recently announced that it plans to debut plant-based chicken nuggets, made using textured soy protein and sunflower oil, in autumn this year. The announcement comes on the heels of rival Beyond Meat's launch of faux chicken tenders......"

The future is faux chicken: why plant-based poultry is on the rise Andre Menezes of Next Gen Foods, which is bringing 'chicken made from plants' to the UAE, breaks down its popularity

Saudi fast-food brand Al Baik to enter UAE, open branch in Dubai Mall The outlet will serve chicken, seafood, grilled dishes and vegetarian foods.

From the MEFF family to yours, wishing you all Ramadan Kareem full of love, peace, togetherness and the strongest family bond ever! Ramadan Kareem!

The Middle East Food Forum 2021
The 4th edition of the leading F&B service industry conference in the region alongside The Restaurant Show. "The quality of the people who attends The Restaurant Show is excellent, we have been participating for 3 years already and consider the event the most important platform to generates leads and sales. We look forward to participating again in 2021!"
Gabriel Estrella Talentti, Director Middle East & Africa, Alto-Shaam

The Restaurant Show is the Middle East's leading international exhibition for restaurant and F&B outlet products, equipment, technologies and services gathering 6,000+ professionals and decision-makers from across the Middle East and North African regions. In March 2021, they will be sectorizing the show into 5 zones: Restaurant Build and Design, Restaurant Equipment, Restaurant Technology, Franchising & Services, and a dedicated zone for Coffee & Tea, covering 5,000sqm of exhibition space and live activations.

The shifting market trends have given rise to new and innovative solutions for businesses to maintain their operations. One such innovation is the use of “Dark Kitchens”. A dark kitchen is an approach used by restaurants where multiple F&B brands combine their resources in order to reduce overheads and to increase their capacity to serve the food delivery market. Various restaurants can function out of the same shared dark kitchen, with the aim of catering to the delivery systems as opposed to eat-in customers.

"Dubai Food Festival is returning for 2021 with new dates announced from March 25 until April 17.
Visitors can expect a packed calendar of food-related concepts for the duration of the three-week celebration of everything gastronomic."


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New dates announced for Dubai Food Festival
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New dates announced for Dubai Food Festival The annual culinary event will now take place from March 25 until April 17

The Gulf food festival invites food connoisseurs from across the world to enjoy the unique flavors and meat specialties. The new league of the urban dwellers in the UAE is keen on trying new brands and concepts reflecting its social status. Thus, food consumption pattern is shifting from traditional Arabic cuisine to a more international one, ranging from Japanese (sushi) to Indonesian, Italian, and Lebanese. Therefore, in the UAE, the most popular yet unconventional mode of entertainment is to eat delectable food.

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“There’s two ways to look at it, either it’s another marketing stunt, or a genuine motivation to get more people vaccinated,”

Covid vaccine: Dubai restaurants offer discounts for jab takers Diners must show proof of inoculation, such as a medical certificate, to get the discount.

"New Dubai rules: Seven people to a table at restaurants; 10 people at social events"

COVID-19: Dubai issues new rules for dining in restaurants, social events and gyms New Dubai rules: Seven people to a table at restaurants; 10 people at social events